The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-06
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL.
A FIRsr-cLAss PAPER.

"A FlhSI-CLASS PAfEh-
Indianapolis News of Saturday
The Journal was issued this morning from q
new perfecting press, constructed for it by r.
Hoe & Co.. of New York, which not only in
its facilities for rapid work, but enables
it TO add to its siza The columns are heightened
so much as to make considerable increase Of
matter and seven column paper can be printed
when necessary. This substantial and costly inn
provement is not only an evidence Of well-de-
served prosperity, but An example of what the
Journal is doing for Indiana, viz: Furnishing
it a frst-class paper. Take the newspapers OF
the country through while many of them
print much moro matter, none present the news
of the day in a more attractive shape than the
Journal, and this it has done through hard times
as we'll as good. constantly striving to keep
abreast of rivals in the larger cities surrounding
US. It has been said that, considering the field
and their patronage. the papers of indianapolis
were ahead of the city. Whether this be true
or not, they certainly have not been behind it,
but have shown desire to furnish the best that
honestly could be obtained and in their own
business have exhibited public spirit and enter
prise We rejoice in the prosperity of our
neghbor and bid it God-speed in the effort to
make broader. moro thoughtful aud vigorous
journalism.
NO MORE ATTRACTIVE PAPER
Lafayette Courier.
The Indianapolis Journal has got its new per-
fecting press to work. 1t not only has given the
paper facilities for rapid work, but enables it to
add to its SIZE The columns are heightened
ter and seven column paper can be printed
when necessary. This substantial and costly
improvement is not only an evidence of well de-
served prosperity, but an example OF what the
Journal is doing for Indiana, viz: Furnishing
it first.class paper. Take the newspapers of
the country through while many of tn EN- print
much more matter none presents the news Of
the day in more attractive shape than the Jour-
nal
PROFESSIONALLY LEADS THE VAN.
Goshen Daily News.
We have frequently spoken "a the Indanap-
oils Journal in a complimentary way, and it
always deserved the best we could give it. Now
it is again In the field for congratuation as il
has been enlarged considerably, improved in
typographical appearance, and, if it is possible,
improved in contents AS State paper, un-
questionably the Journal leads the van, and
every Indianian can be proud of it as being q
splendid index of our great State.
THE BEST PAPER IN THE WEST.
Richmond Palladium.
The Indianapolis Journal has enlarged its
borders and improved itself, only, however, to
the extent that 1t can contain more. The Journal
has been for some years the best paper published
in the West. Its enlargement is an evidence
that it is appreciated, and that it is determined
to deserve appreciation by keeping abreast with
the enterprise and progress of the times. 1t is
credit to the State, and especially the Repub-
lican party Of the State, and should receive a
most liberal support.
HAS DONE VALIANT SERVICE.
Elkhart Review.
The Indianapolis Journal of Saturday was en-
larged, and had the appearance of a metropol-
| itan paper. 1t was also printed from new type
| and on a Hoe perfecting press The Journal
| has done valiant service for the Republicans Of
| Indiana and should be well sustained by them.
EVER READY FOR ITS WORK.
| FIT. Wayne Gazette.
We are pleased to note that the Indianapolis
Journal has assumed new and enlarged proper.
| tons ard presents a truly metropolitan aspect
| The Journal has ever been enterprisine, and
ever ready to meet the demands of an exacting
| public
! NEAT AS A PINK.
| Lafayette Evening Call
/ The Indianapolis Journal came out this morn
| ing printed upon its new Hoe perfecting press,
| and as neat pink We congratulate our ex-
| cellent contemporary upon it's substantial and
deserved prosperity.